The Sun. — London, England, 1809-06-06 00:00:00

On Sunday turning, at-halt past six o'clock, , a battle 'wits fought in the Hackney Fields; between two Sp .. .taltichl3 •.vcavers„ named James, Air, and liormont. After a contest of about 15 mi nutes, the former ,struck ni3 awaqouist an unlucky nlo.,,r r tt 0)001 temple,, by which he was killed on th spot. .1104 kavivoris years old, and the de— was Only, t 7. 'Airs was taken' into custody, as v , ore. both:itto.ijet...oncls. Theruudyrivent an exami tiation yesterday at the Public Ottice,Wat;. , hip-street, and Were t;orn.o for re-examination. • A. bzutle Was'fought in Lo'rd's Crieltet-ground, pn the: dziy it . he cricket - rpatch cltisad, betwixt Mes,sra. 'Lovett and Collet, .bettiilh men,. which was ri' by the'forrocr after` nine rounds. It oriaitiatecl: in an inytlt by Collet. Daring the battle Los.;ett • gave antagorast a `.chance _tout 'wow, av i d the amateurs present decidedthat Collet Ehot,lid have the onto advantages when 'hi's antagonist was 61) the ground; Thii Loyalty - svas displayed, but Lovett WM') During the cavalcade to. -theldrawincr-rooni yes strdav, a poy, the eon of 0.; Mrs. aartall e , who is on t visitiP Piccadilly frimailedfordihire, was run over by a chariot in Albeinhrle-strect, and killed. A servant:maid, ct ho was leading the child, was knock ed-down.t and the San - le wheel whiCh went over the lit.a , l of the child bossed ,over the-body of the set- Nant, without doing .h.tr an injury. bordtihip therefore refused the Opp!legion. and pc; hlighed by I," II: I, IAM A RAI; (3 , I: It Sc It i Sous It Mu LONDON s - Printed by RICHARD HA !MI S, orNo. 4, Martlett4outt, Bow..stteet ; . - At the Stni,;(.4l ICE, No. 112,, Stra4d; Where Adveriisf.'mOnts, Orders for tircPaper; 4.?.llers.tlir the Editor, &c. (poit-,04/a), it DriTG:H. ?Va. Nuts : , MAv Ct.—According to letters from Strrts blreti, of the tY2tl it,st. it reported .there that, the Duke of Rivoli had made'himself master of ; Preshitrg. 'and that the Emperor had - d,ispatched se iferal corpS" over the Danube, in . older to seek out the Archduke Charles; - ,at the same time it is from other rpjarters affirmed, that the Eiripress.Lont3l, with . the Austrian Princesses; is tit Pest ; tint, the Einli_eror 1.4 - ..tici , ; is iiroLinbly;gone to,Bruhn, itt or der io con;.!ett.plitns of deliverance with the Arch - duVe Charles. B Yob:l4 P., MAY. I 6.—We hear to.:day, by: letters fro t .o Trnxillo, tie head-quarters of the Duke of Bel hum, that dispatches - had been received there from the,ettural Junta of Stwille, addressed t 6 his Catho -lieaMajesty Jogeph:Napolon; which *ere instantly forwarded to Madrid. It is understood that in the dispatches all the Chiefs of the InsurreLaton make an offer of submission. To r day or to-morrow three carriages are expected here from Madrid, containing eight or ten persons of distinaion ; among others, LeUtonant-General MenclisMare, formerly Viceroy of Grenada, and the Duke. of Grenada, Lkuienarit44eneral and Grandee of Spain. , . CON STANTINOPiE, MAY 4.--We fear that before a few months are expired, we shall see the Russians aridServians under the wails of• the city. It.is be lieved too, that the Seymeris (or new militia, formed after the European Manner), out of hatred ,towards the Janizaries, who cau3ed their dismissal, may unite with the enemy ; however, the anarchy which prevails in all the provinces will,probablyeause the Russians to meet with little resistance. • . " From our Imperial Camp at ltatiOorr, April 24, 1809. " NAPOLEON, Emperor, &c. &c. . " Whereasthe ancient Princes and Counts of the Empire; who, by virtue of the'Aet of the Rhenish Iflague, hate ceased to be irnmediate_Princes and Counts, ought, agreeably to the 7th and 31st' arti eles of that Al, ro renounce the service of other. Powers than 'the confederated States or their Allies,. and to establish their residence within the confede ' -rated or allied StateS. Ancl whereia .a certain number of these 'have riot . 01.1 y not conformed taphole provisions, but have even'placed themselves in ,a 5-ate of pertitanent te .volt Against us, and against the Sovereigns of the Confederation ; " And wheteas it is'principally owing to their in ' trines, that the people ,p 1 'the . Continent owe.the .6-u:ovation of hostilities; . • " And whereas', in order to consolidate the Con .lederation-of the Rhine, and cast out from Daimons every influence contrary. to its prime intereßts,. it Is indispensable to dispossess. this ancient Princes and ' Counts of the Empire, who have taken advantage he property they possessed within' the States, to conspire with Austria against the Confederation. And whereas considerations of deep policy. 'command this measure, as most fit to procure.the re-establishment of public peace in. Germany ; " We have decreed, and do decree as follows " Art. 1. Sequestration shall be put upon all ,, the; . estares Of the late POnces and Connts of the Empire, and Mernbeys, of the Elocittion Ordcr„ who, lEt%'e - vet' iCtiforMed with the 7-th and ISt Articles of .the Of the Rhenish i &ague, and especially of those who,continued to fill employments, civil Or military, "fil;th c leserviCe of Alwria. `2.. The. eitales shall beconflicated; to..wit, one .haff for thdtbenefit of the Princes of the.Cenizdera•-, /tieb'of ac an iliderntiity for the expences taf the war, and to: indemnify their subjeas otl tic; ittatint , of reqUisttions, expenees, and, other. losses occasioned by the' wai ; and the other Indf for our. 'benefit, both 'as an indemnity for the expences of the war, and in otdt.r to 'reward the officers and sol• ers of our arthy,'whn:, have. rendered the greatest services in the course of the campaign. " NAPOLEON." . . , novo:, MAY 114 advertise , trientliasl 136en,published-licre:—:, " .4. cerislderablentiniber of Austrian prisoners of * h"`tP -4 "''l' M • 1 • -war`..Jeni, ot arr.v.. In ranse, "his ;ijosty t estroui 'that - fir 11-6111" v being a lint' en to the State, this cir . eurnatice may , b , ..13 means of - giVing a fresh.aaivity to•thelua'4l.lliittorics, and supply the wants of agri :eUlture; lbere shill be placed suteetislYely at the' ldisposition` Of th`c''t't©f prisoners, Whe shalt be sent hap this tiegaitititii in -detachments of 5(1 Men: 1116 . 11 . .lric intim - heUlna's who 'should desiro,to obtairilieine of tlies4.; prisoners, will "present theinsetve4 to' tie Alayor of their commune, who will receive their dealt:glen . as to the number ithey.sra'able , lo ttnploy. The Austrians are labori ou.pand docile.;. and the manufadlurers and culti'va tors who. may employ their c:ionot but be 'well ple.rsvd withlthein." COURT OP KINP's BENCH, Mar CLEGQ V. WILLIAMS. This was an eaton to recover 601. for music and dinners; and otherentertatoments, provided for the Ilse of the . Defenditrit: ; at his :Eledion in the ) ear 1802, at Windsor. . Mr. PARR, for the Plaintiff, said, he did not sup posethat the nausit criuld Co* within the Treating ,Act,. Thewords . el the Act included enteraitiment given to voters after the writ issued; ba't' it must be actual entertainment, and it , was not a necessary consequence that music must be entertainment ; whatever objection, therefore, might arise to the Plaintiff's 'recovering for the' meat, he expeacd to recover for the music. Several witnesses were called, who .proved that the musicians played, and that Mr. Williams heard them, but there being no proof of. their being re. taiued by the Defendant, and it being pro% ect_that as to the dinneN, the Datenct:tni, who was a publi can, bargained to give his vote if a dinner-should 1) tiven at his house, , • Lord Et.t.siviottoodn said, tliat on,, such a we rapt agreement, the Plaintiff could not recover for the meat, and,,as for the music, the only proof was, that the Defendant endured it. • The Plaintitrwas therefore nonsuited. BRANT U. BARIIIE3. This was an aetion to recover 201. upon the De fendant's promissory note, to which the Defendant objeded;that it was partly given on a gaming trans aation it appeared by the - evidence that the Plaintiff kept a public house in Whiteehanel, and bad won the "RIM ,of 2i. 6i.,Eit skittles and all fours. The note was therefore void. But the. Plaintiff recovered `l7l. 14s. the balance, which was for liquors, &c. on Aloe other counts of the declaration.—Verdict for the Plaintiff for 171. 14.5. -JUNE 1. MASON if: IllDI)EVO2iD• An glion to recover a compensation in damages for the non-performance of a contract. The Plain tiff had purchased a quantity of cloths of the De fendants who are teolors in Basinghall-street, on the 17th December. They recommended to his notice some superfine broad cloths, a sample of which they delivered to him, informing him, that they expeCted they 'Would shortly arrive from the manutaElurers in the country. .The, blues were to be delivered to the Plaintiff at 24. per yard. He made several applica tions for them, the last of which was made on, the Ist of February. In the interim broad cloths had experienCed a considerable rise in price, and in' the month of February were worth from 28s. to 325. per yard. The Defendants inforMed the Plaintiff, in answer .to his last requestfor the delivery of the goods, that they had not arrived from the maaufatt•turers. It turned, out,, however, that' they did arrive on the lgth, December, two daysefter the agreement, and was sold either on the 20th or 2lst to a Nr. Gais ford at,22s. 6d. Lord ELLENAOROUGH told the Jury, that if t e lley believed the witnesses for the Plaintiff, they must find a verdiet for him . The Jury accordingly found a verdi& for 1261. estimating the . darnages at 75,, per yard, each piece containing 36 yards,: Jv t: e 2. ~ . This being the first day` of Trinity Term, the Lord Chincellor antlthe Juttges went to Westminster Hall in procession, and proceeded to their respect. tive Courts. 'COURT Or KiNC's BENCH. The-RepOrt.of the State of the ConviEts on board the Hulks at .Woolwich %Vas ;,read. It stated, that they were healthy and orderly. Mr. ATTORNEY-GENRRAL moved for leave to file a Criminal, infortnation,avaiust a person iu the city of the name of Cowell anAis , wife,,for writing teurril „, (Ms ;anonymous- letter s to - a Mr.,rerring, brother to the Lnrd Mayor'.of that naive. 'Mr. Perring in hiS affidavit stated, that 'he believed the letters in ques tion to he of the hand-writing of Mr. 'and r,s. Covvell;although they, rere.written in feigned bawls. Lord ELLENAOROUGH said, the abuse was too low to merit the ,din.ttity of being chastized by 'criminal information'; t he party complaining had better apply to a Grand Jury.—Rule refused. IkiOWIIRAY V. FLEMING. This was a, , motion for a new trial in tin - aalon. tried at the last Surrey Assizes, wherein . the Plain- Siff was non-Suited. The Plaintiff' is an -attorney and solicitor, and the question , was—whether a • charge in an attorney's bill for attendance's respeCi lug. an action commenced, rendered the bill a tub jet t of . taxation ? It , was contended by Serjeant Besg in the , affirmative; but Lord 'ELLE.NIioIiOUGII said it did pot appear that . any.proceedingtt had ac tually been ' , hid in Court, and as it appeared that. the .Plaintiff 'had advanced Money to the Defendant to pay for his son's stage-hire, end which was ob served by the. Court could not bea.taxablearticle, anew trial was accordingly - granted. . • COURT ASF TnURSDAY, An application was Made On the part of thp Gnardians - of a young Boy, who,• it was stated, had during the vacation of the Chat ter Hattie - School, been seduced by, his Mother, - .Who-'had roarrieda second husband, from the:house of fits Guardian, to hare the Boy frestored to, thocustody - of the . Peti tioner, to receive; his eddeatipOin the same manner hile at school. Air. 41-EXANDER, for The Mother, stated; that she had called to see the boy, and that natural affec tion had induced` him to - prefer residing with-her dur ing the few days of vacation which •the school al lowed. • She had not the Most distant,wish to tdo her son from under the care Of his. Guardian.. On, beinginformed that the period' of the vacation' was not above eight or t()11 days, the LORD CLIAST... cgt.t.olt said, (bathe did not think himself entitled to-interfere .for the purpose of preventing the mo ther tram having for that short period the company of her child. Her subsequent coverture• did .not so far deprive her of her maternal rights. As to. the idea of the box's heing'deprived of the benefits ofhis usual course of education, vacations were intended fur the relaxation4)f the youthful mind, taut fur the exaaion of the umuti daily task. i t `' i ....w••••••/./MII , - . 'Tit E - NI A lIT YR S OF TLl'a SECOND, Of MAY. 4 " SPANIARDS ! " The Sepre`tne Junta 'invites you to . join with it on the !fhb of this roceith, in the celebration of the solemn anniversary which it has decreed for the eter nal repose of the yietitns aithe ,2d, of May • Ler us honour, .on that day,,, the :feu,' Well of • Spanish li- bertythose who %/ere , the first among us to cry aloud against foreign oppressibn; and seal with their blobd the ilhil!Illrli vow of independence. Remem— ber, Spaniards, the horror their catastrophe: excited in you ; and let this great day bring , baCk into your veins the heat of vengeance which you rose to take with intrepid and generous resolution,- 1 " Facile has 'borne this memorable. event to,your ears, but its vague annunciations do not. suffice to paint it. It is necessary. to have seen the Inl.al affec tions of that people. roused durhig the Agecediwy days, by the Sometimes prosperoos, sometimes atr verse tidings, which theeneiny spread,Ctiocerning 'the fate of their - innocent and adored Ring.: it, is necessary to have traced the, occult and perfidious plots which wound, up their agony to the highest ' pitch, Midi() have witnesse&the horrid' latisfaelion .with „which the French hyzenas , drank, in idea, the blood they were about to sited. The inhabitantslof Madrid, incapable of fiuttering longer the insult •and humiliation intikted upon them, in indignation lieu; to arras, and rushed upon their. treacherousfoes. A treaty of peace appeated.and disartned thgini.isud then, seizedin the streets—at the pleasure of a fero cious soldiery led to prison—they were brotight out, bOund With cords, anddragged to those spots which were once the seats of their recreation,and joy.— l'here ,they were aware of the horrid fate which i awaited them; there , they cast 'their' eyes around, and beholding themselves abandoned by earth and heaven, they gave a hasty and 'last adieu to their is milks, and were hurried into etetnity. '" Honour to their ashes ! Peace to their souls ! Mortal and eternal war With their vile a ssassins ! Is .l there any Spaniard who is dismayed at the great con ilia ? Let him, in an instant, call to mind the 2d of May. Will hemot then blush at the thought of re , ceding, and serving men so atrocious? No, Spa niards, No; •their authority is a yoke of shame 5 • their promises are spares; their kiSa of peace is death. The defenceless and unarmed patriots of May 2; opened by their . deaths the lists of the bloody combat. Let us not bothe causes that the repose they 'enjoy be ever trOtibled by, the rerueni brance that their dreadful sacrifice was fruitless for the s dvation of their 'country. ' ' " It shaft not 'be, ye marty'rs of your country, worthy forerOnners of the heroes who have since fallen on the fields of battles ! .4 year has elapsed since your blbod hai caused the' palms of valour and patriotism to spring up in our soiL We have gained victories; we have 'sustained losses; hut adversity_ does not terrify us, for we k_ vow ihat liberty and ',glory are not to be puchased at a less ,price. Rest then in peace, ye , generous souls ! " Behold the 1 wtiole country ranged. round the mournful .tomb, which publin gratitude has taiszd to you, swearing by your ashes and your niemory, to folloiv the. glo rious• path you have pointed out, and never rest ; but on the throne of independence, or the silence Of the sepulchre.' • . . i. '4' Royal Oittleof Seville, ' May' t i r i r , l ilia:" G 4 " Y :.'''' The eeidbration oft he Birth-day of Mr. RlTT,yes terday se'rui4ht, in .4dinburg,lt, was attended by the most distingtwilied characters in Scotland.'Thecotn-, patty wereqm numerous ` that' - they:filled two rooms at the Aroainbly House iri George - street: • The Duke BucctzuGil presided in one; and the Duke of Arnot, in the other. Chairman paid an' ,itftettiug.trjhute 19 the memory efolVlr.Prrr, end Lord Mats 1 L Ls made a very impressive speech en: the merits ot" that illu,trloos tatesnaan : A dinner was b"Fcl at ,Duttikk:ille the Mlle day on the ‘741110.: OLC;hilin. • An .account has been received : that' the East India Fleet, which sailed from Portsmouth the 27th April, lx>t, arrived at Madeira the , Bth ult.' under conioyol i-Vl6etity's'Siiip'Lavinitt, viz. Unitekt ktugdom, City of Latisloth.-Gestic Eden, Devon, shire, isitotcalf.: L Stt(rey, Marchionep cif Exeter, Dove:A.l4g Tauntork Castle, Marquis of Wellesley, Earl .flowe .ll:ti Icetrz.it, (extra ship.) , • - • 7 4111 P lv 'OI4VIIIND, JUNI 4. • Arrived 7 the 126 k,, Wrangltain, from St. Übe's.; rity, tiewut, froni . Gibraltar ; Vine, lames, Winder, froro Malta; Edward, Bakker, from. ijon ; Cato, 1-lasack, from. St. Domingo ; and the Exner.fld, C.hivers, 'trout" Sutinarn §ailed—the:Ouke of - Montiose, White, for Martinique; Fante, Courtney, fin CadiA ;.11rothers, :Molt, tor Itto la 'neirii; King George, Turner, and, l'nuet of. Wales, Hob wen; .foi 11,14130 W 4 -: l3 aY.i '1 1.6- •;CX, Miles, I.)r • Madeira; land "th: :Wary .Ann, Njterr, tor Clityti. 11Th R • On the ist,inst.. at Margate, the Lady ofM r. Silver, Sur-' geon, of a Daughter. On the .3d inst. at Rarnridge4Apttse, the Lady of Jahn Hamilton, Esq., °fa Daughter. ' On the 4th inat. at his house at Norwood, the tady. 4 John Son Thornton, Esq. of a, . . . I On Suirday, at kHaughley Park; Stardir, the lady icroirighain, Esq. of a D'ane,hter.. Yesterday, at hislioiLe in 11.44 y-street, 11w Lady of .N. Ridley Coltiottle, Et,q. M. D of" a Ai t glitLr. t' CAI-Atop, tior WoiWicli, the Lady al Captaih henry Ou.tlow, rd . a Sou. ~ ;., - - • Ost Thursday the ist inst. In the Rev. Di'. M 4 Clond, ot. Dian;strect, Sohn.f.quare, to Mrs. Ann 1114Oks, of Ilavcrstock Cottat,e, ifillnp'stead, On the,3d inst. at Itarnmerrim;i4i, John Floffin2o, Esq. to Mary Anne 014 est (I:WetterAA John'Wilis t tsq. Doctors' Commons. Yesterday, Mr. Thomas Cthhe pm; of Camberwell, to LydiA, daughter of G. W. i.e Crittlik Esq of the'sante place. Last. wecki,"at GretinrOrech, Mr. Itriggts Carlil I, of 1-101,' Merchant,. tel.: litabeth; only - daughter and 'epic' heiress of the late' I ohn Pitcairn, Esq. of Pitcairn.' louse, near'l3er.: wick. DIAL), On Sunday morning, the 4th•inst. at his brother's, in I Philpot-ldne, Mr. I‘.illiaru Thompson, late in th.: Irish Provision trade aged 40 years. On Tuesday the '2311 Ulf, at Teddington,. Middlosex, Mrs Lonsdale, wile of Mr, Itichud .Luusdale. • .. ' . • On. Saturday morning List, 4t, Sulf,rd, 14161 Julia Iland, daughter of Ctivies Hand, Ls+, late of Park- Hat:, 111 that County. A few days illness, in Red-lion-square, Sarah, the only kLiu ; ;litcr *1 William S.iyer, /Sq. late of Stratton!, Eli. sex. Friday the i 9 th tilt. At Knockmore, in t h e county.:of Alayo i in th.J. 2 5 th yaur or her, age,,Airi. Orcmo) . , of Lieweihno..Comoul Orto4by • of the North Aloyo R ETUftN CIF WHEI By hiturs. Cu La anti Including only from the 2 agreedbil 124 Quarters at . gts od 91 ----- at 9.3 s od 223 3t at 87$ OA 48 ---at bit a oci kts.. , ==•..—•••••••• at Bi's cd 189 -- at 84s 9d at 83s9d -51sImi 137 ----- at tits od 3 3..; -- At SOS od Tota: 3375 Quarter 54. limn T IN-MARK.LANE;,, A Lo. 4 i t. M 0.21 W.ciy,hers, M:sy to the z7th May, Q the A& 31 Qualtet's at 79s od 376 --- at 74. GA sy ------- at 77a od 2o -- at 70i 94 I 39 at 75S Ott 2 4 M "74i od 3 ----- at 6 9 i 65 ,26 -- at 666 9(1. 14 a t 63s , <AI Iz at —A vcrlsst- ias. 9d. . than last Itettirn. A likTtltN'OlF FLOUR, krona May 23, to May 26, from the Cocket..olllcer . Sacks. s, d. Sacks. s. n. 6;.Cks. s• J' ,t 0 15 :5 0 1 54 —7 6 0 I 5 ---- 71 o "ti 4 69 9 t 074 7i 0 53 7 ,0 ----___ 69 1" 1 , soi . 19 o • 270 —74 0 2 3 —l 6 0 34 0 --7301 ,5 4 —77 sa 1 77 —7 2 3 I ' .....+' 65 0 ) , ' 1.4ti1l -11, 04 .544:k5. -A ver.igt:,7i , •• 5,0. pa Sac k. .0. ' dd. PCI. SAck lower Lion i.,11. wcelt • _____—.....ro* SEEDS. , . . Rape Seed , C— —s. to ,C... cs. per last. '. CarrawAy ' -' - - '46s. au. to ..iS b , (At .CW r • COriandor - - - ' 17.. od. to 18,;.:. oci. 4 0 . Kett Clover - '.. ... os. 04. tu 9 ii. 4 0 . ' White ditto - ,- -04 s. ad. to Ivo,. do. ' • l'refoil - - . - -, Jas. att. to: 36$ do. • lir-Giass - - - 14,. od. to 4Si . quaOcri , N bite Mustard Seed - lii.'oo. L., 1.,. 4ta• 10i1 " Beovirtt ditto, - - • rz.N. od. to tlii, ad t. do. Turnip. - .. - I is. od. to L•o. dam. PRICE OF I.lt)ps l'f4Clt rs. Kent, 41. —t. to 5.1. tos• t itiKent, 4:. so,. 19 6141. is, StlaStX, 31. IQS , to 41. 4, Sus X, 31. 13 11 3 • F.att)t, 4i. os. tO .61. 03. • I'..tEtlll.oll, 71 •-•-s. bt. • NLW(AIE I.I.;ADENII.ILL. Aliil;tiLT S. By tlke COCJISC. • r; Beef 45.. Stf. to si. 8 t. I Veal , 0 :i. to Nlutton 4s. >::t. td ss. 8 . 1. I Pink 5,, ;id. 05...1 . • Lam, 4s. Btl. to ..—,—. PRICE OF LEATiiiitt (per lb.) A.T Butts, so to 561 b. each. - • 19d. to ltd. Ditto, 56 to 661 b. each . - - t . :jct. to 2), , I. Men:hauls' 114cks, , • . . 9,1. 0 7 . 1 1 Dressing Hide 4, . . - 17,1. •to 19. , . •1 I ' 20. Fine Coach Hides, • . ''-- • '- - 1 0 ... •-u 1, Crop Hides, 4; LEA1)1011lita. to 4;.1b. for cutting - clid, to 2it i. ,'Ditto, ' •3o to 401 b ., ' - --17 d. to : . Cal( Skins, so to . .}alb. z 64. tri . '32 I'. per lb. `Ditto, so to 7,2113. fp.',,t0,3§4. per lb. . ~Ditto,' • 7o to Sale: 'Dd. 1 dlttl: per ar. Sundt Seals (Greenlang) 36.1. to 39d. perlo. Large ditto, . : 190..t9.. lOs . - p;.fr Dozen. `Goat Sizins, ''.. — s . tu. .... s .. Tanned Horse tildes, 'tgcl. to 21id.'per lb. ' . . • RAW HUMS. otl .c 4 Esfit Heifers & Stee'rs,(peret.) idnvary tlr;ab. 2.$ 6a to As Ed Market Call JP f ps o d Middlings zs zd to is dia Etag.Hoilie ,10. 0 d Sheep Skins - tad to. 011 ,0 u, Lamb Skins 6d to. 3' 4 ' rests . o i . .....____ _ . PRICE OF TALLOW , • 1 eg• Stdatries's Market is. 2.-1. Town Tallow v ''' M. ' --5 . ..M Clare M 4 rket . 5,. 1 ;„ Yellow IttlsSla 909: --$4 ,. WI/itgrO4parktl sz. V.. White. d o . t;gs. 0 ti 04. 0 , lief stone 6181.0. - -- Soap do. 14). —s• od• c ,k. n ;,, ; is. 6d. hlo4ting il.itrilLi; 7 zi. *nine pri ce c . . 2,1. Ditto rough 45.. —,.., ,-..i. Gra.l(44 , i 4s. cd. Gaud Dr::::,s ;.; • --I. itleti, tells.--(....r., I.: , 14'.. 6d.,--Mo ‘t:(4, I j , 6j• - - . Yellow SOAR, 92f1.—M4 Price of CiilltiiCS pet dUtell, • - St. JAMES's HAY MARKET, 12214 5. its. to 61..145. od.—AN'er. 61: pi.. ott. „ Str A w, xi. L. s od. to 11. toi. ott.—Aver. 273 , ( ic" ' WHITEGIIAPEL HAY MARK.CI. I Hay os. ,1,.1,44,. Qt, Nev 01. a. cm. to at.. Acct . . 911,. cad . Clove!, 61. cos. ad. it V 4( ~71' ; WAIN. 31: 04. to 265, od.'—Avct, 11. f et3,4I.—MARKET. ' Ships at y. Mark At... sold. , ert 11.. , 1 0od May zB. 37 25 Lit• rt to ' ,35,:pd A itirldOri2Mirti 4, at 4.4 s 6:I Ifl 3 t, 0 Newcigitic f . .24 'at 4ms:Otrioi-r Gd .5: - Sutuktriontit.:. at ,145.,6d to 4C 5 suite 2. 52 NOk Ca:+tie 44 at 4 , a56 1 0 ,0 SCS •od 5 Sunderidaut s gt ' wins oti 471 • RENOVATED 'HEALTH . TT has been . too frequently the subje6 0fi 11 !,,,,,0f - A... %MUMt reprobation, that Men destitote oftfie clew.. fo r the medical art have offered themselves as c...tiviidates 'yc . public patronage in the profession of physic . 7 For the P'..' 11 ... 31 4 of doing justice to theresult of bur studies . and ex flileV CC A,lse to prevent us from being classed among those ell e /P s 'i ,:rt imprudent pretentiOn‘have, unfOttlii§atery':isit 5,.,37..iii! ) ,.: 01 too:faiiciunibly received, we , beg leave to subltniCro ~.` -,,4 1 ,;: , . and enlightened !:: fairlifttl-staterrient i of our puffifitY.,',,,d -, ti 'c4 quirertlelits. After hAvinkrei.elteo d r egular mirth v i t r o tsoti as the ,• ptipi Ig , et IVI essrst. s' , G rindol .1 rid 13111 1 t ti loan re,s e~brefcttly attended, JS I t 0 u surgeons of the London I-Insfiital • we enteredettt,eL'firc, • students in that al ! olio ic i lioul finedP ll 2.,7, -. 110 1 nirait, the Royal Coll'egeVtEditibur,;ll anti Vver 4 1 ", 1 a nd in the different branches 4faiaatesiiy, surgery, :.ic : dle° r, 't,c. prielice of Physic, .chemis4y, itildviii4iiy b-,tanY, a G , : l i ck, by those cunitent- piofessor§ f)tst`Ntonto, Gree rrYl a i il - pot Hamilton, Duncan and Rutty:fon% Weltost ‘" i '' 1 ' 1.7 1 04 be deemed presumptaii4:in ,toing4tiet our proli cici/ ,'loic ° acquaetne»tt! art ncifineonr,idilable. 'HavViff or 1 l ai koor (epee IS! made Vtnenhat(tetut)toirtt)6 4 loo, 7 fe w .. ' ter ' , "01 Pebiiity, the partfittlas , - , btsji4ofrentr•si ' "' • •it will, we hope •-•tie allovveitthafotOe'l4v# 4 i , S !t, .. know hikedf tit:tire restmeni , and 'cute'. 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